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“Washington — House Speaker Mike Johnson told staffers that he will not run for minority leader in the new Congress, according to a source familiar with the matter, stepping aside after the GOP's .Johnson made the announcement on a call Wednesday morning, the…”

“WASHINGTON — House Speaker Mike Johnson told his staff Wednesday that he will not vie to be minority leader in the next session of Congress after Republicans suffered a generational midterm wipeout, multiple sources on his team told The Post.”

“House Speaker Mike Johnson privately told staff he is not planning on running for minority leader or any other leadership role in the next Congress, according to people familiar with the comments.”

“In remarks acknowledging Tuesday's election results, House Speaker Mike Johnson told supporters in Shreveport, La., that the "grand experiment" of democracy isn't controlled by a king or a monarch.”

“Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) was characteristically cautious about whether Republicans would be in charge next year, in stark contrast to Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-LA) confident declarations that the House would stay in Republican hands.”

“The results are a blow to Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., who was launched from obscurity into the top job and has led House Republicans for the past three years.”

“Others lumped additional Republican leaders into the mix, including Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) and House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA).”

“House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., is poised to handily defeat his field of opponents to win a fifth term in the House of Representatives.”

“House Speaker Mike Johnson, who represents Louisiana, stood behind Miller's reelection bid, saying "we have to let due process play out."”

“Donald Trump took to Truth Social to praise Stevens for "bravery," while House Speaker Mike Johnson phoned her directly to offer encouragement.”

“Republican congressman Thomas Massie has previously already pushed for Hegseth's impeachment and plans to renew those efforts after the midterms When he tried to force a vote, House Speaker Mike Johnson sent lawmakers home early, until after the midterms.”

“Jim Jordan of Ohio and Steve Scalise of Louisiana to make a play for minority leader, though Speaker Mike Johnson has signaled he might still try for the GOP’s top spot.”